Welcome to Lesson 3 of the Tunisian Crochet Course. In this lesson, we will learn how to crochet the Tunisian Knit stitch. If this is your first time hearing about this crochet course, then consider checking out the Prep Lesson to learn about the course and materials needed or jump to Lesson 1 to start learning Tunisian Crochet.
In January 2021 we are treating this course like a Crochet along. It is always fun to learn new things alongside others. To participate in the crochet along, just join the Our Crochet Journey Facebook group to be able to share photos of your work.
Welcome to Lesson 2 of the Tunisian Crochet Course. In this lesson, we will go over some common mistakes beginners make in Tunisian crochet. Don’t worry, all beginners struggle with these issues. You are not alone. We will also go over some simple ways to combat the edges of your work curling.
If this is your first time hearing about this Tunisian crochet course, then you will want to check out the Prep Lesson and Lesson 1 first to learn more about the materials you will need for this course and the Tunisian crochet basics.
In January 2021, we are treating this course like a Crochet along. It is always fun to learn new things alongside others. To participate in the crochet along, just join the Our Crochet Journey Facebook group to be able to share photos of your work.
Welcome to Lesson 1 of the Tunisian Crochet Course. In this lesson, we will learn the basics of Tunisian Crochet including key terms, the foundation row, the Tunisian Simple Stitch, and how to bind off.
If this is your first time hearing about this crochet course, then consider checking out the Prep Lesson first to learn more about the materials you will need for this course and the different types of Tunisian crochet hooks.
In January 2021 we are treating this course like a Crochet along. It is always fun to learn new things alongside others. To participate in the crochet along, just join the Our Crochet Journey Facebook group to be able to share photos of your work.
Have you every tried Tunisian Crochet? It is a wonderful technique that is a blend between knitting and crochet. Many of the Tunisian crochet stitches have their own unique look, while others look like knitting stitches.
In this course, we are going to learn the basics of Tunisian crochet. If you are joining us for the January Crochet Along, we will be learning this technique as a community. It is always fun to learn new things alongside others. To participate in the crochet along, just join the Our Crochet Journey Facebook group to be able to share photos of your work.
Tunisian Crochet Course – What to Expect
After taking several online courses, I have fallen in love with how they are organized and how well they teach. I have designed this tutorial to be structured like an online course. This means we will have several lessons that are intended to be viewed in order. We will build upon skills that we have learned in previous lessons.
Most lessons will have a written and video portion. You will need to review both to get the most out of the lesson. I will even have some suggested ‘homework’ to get you ready for the next lesson. After all, practice makes perfect.
Below I we will go over what materials and crochet skills you will need to complete this course. We will also talk about the types of Tunisian crochet hooks and see the schedule for the release of new lessons.
I just love a handmade Christmas and these embroidered Christmas cards are designed to be quick and easy. The printable template makes these cards even easier. Plus I made a set of embroidered Christmas gift tags as well.
Below you will find the material list for this craft project, a step by step tutorial, and a video tutorial showing you the basic embroidery skills needed to complete these embroidered Holiday cards and gift tags. Each card only takes a few minutes to embroider but really adds a nice handmade touch to your holiday cards.
This herringbone crochet blanket border is a great addition to any blanket. It is a very simple border with a light texture and can be worked on any blanket. Plus, it is an easy one-row repeat pattern.
Below you will find the written pattern and video tutorial for the herringbone crochet border. There is also instructions for prepping your blanket and a photo tutorial on how to crochet the herringbone half double crochet stitch.
Don’t you wish you could just be playing with yarn all the time. Sadly there is everyday chores that need to be done, like house cleaning and work. Now you can keep track of your day to day activities and still enjoy a little yarny goodness with this Free Printable Crochet Planner.
This simple rib crochet blanket border is a great addition to any blanket. It is a very traditional looking border and can be worked on any blanket. Plus, it is an easy one-row repeat pattern.
Below you will find the written pattern and video tutorial for the simple rib crochet blanket border. We will talk about prepping your blanket and correcting your stitch count if needed.
The alpine stitch blanket border is a great addition to any blanket. It has a slightly textured surface that looks beautiful in a solid color or with stripes.
Below you will find the written pattern and video tutorial for the Alpine stitch blanket border. We will also discuss the stitch count needed for the border and how to easily adjust your stitch count to use this border.
Crochet blankets are amazing on their own but if you line a crochet blanket with soft flannel fabric, it becomes so much more. In this tutorial, I am going to pull out my sewing knowledge from when I was a seamstress and give you all the steps for adding a liner to a crochet blanket. I have a video tutorial walking you through the process using a sewing machine and a second tutorial showing how you can hand sew the liner in instead.
I know everyone has a different level of experience when it comes to sewing and using a sewing machine. If you have any questions that are not answered by this tutorial, please leave them in the comments below.
